Ink cartridge Epson UltraChrome Pro10 Photo black 700 ml, single pack

Original Epson UltraChrome Pro10 Photo black ink cartridge with 700 ml capacity, supplied as a single pack. This cartridge contains archival pigment-based Photo Black formulated for photo and proofing applications on compatible Epson UltraChrome PRO10 printers. It is intended for professional imaging workflows that require deep, neutral blacks, consistent density and long-lasting output when producing photographic prints and proofs.

Advantages

The UltraChrome Pro10 Photo black cartridge offers pigment-based ink stability and optical density tailored for photographic reproduction. With a large 700 ml volume in a single pack, the cartridge supports extended print runs and reduced interruptions for cartridge changes. As an original Epson consumable, the ink is matched to UltraChrome PRO10 printer media profiles to help maintain predictable color balance and neutral black tones across prints.

Suitable for

• Professional photo printing and exhibition prints
• Proofing and color-accurate photographic reproductions
• High-volume studio workflows requiring deep neutral blacks
• Archival prints intended for long-term display

Key specifications

• Ink type: Pigment-based photo black
• Colour: Photo Black
• Capacity: 700 ml
• Pack: Single cartridge
• Compatibility: Designed for use with Epson UltraChrome PRO10 printer systems

How to use

Install the cartridge following the printer manufacturer’s instructions for the compatible UltraChrome PRO10 model. Handle the cartridge by its body, avoid contact with the nozzle and electrical contacts, and ensure the printer is powered on and the cartridge bay is open before insertion. After installation, run any recommended nozzle checks or print head alignments and allow the printer to charge the ink system as required before printing photographs or proofs.

Recommendations

Store unopened cartridges in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Use original Epson media profiles and printer settings for best neutral black reproduction and archival results. When producing critical proofs or exhibition prints, allow prints to cure as recommended by media manufacturers and follow proper handling procedures to preserve image quality.